1. Physical and Chemical Properties of Matter

2. Learning Goals
Understand the difference between a physical and a chemical properties and changes
Understand the difference between a quantitative and qualitative physical property

3. Physical Property
Physical Property: A characteristic of a substance that can be observed and measured without changing the identity of the substance.
Two Types: Quantitative and Qualitative

4. Chemical Property: The ability of a substance to change (react) and form a new substance.

5. Physical and Chemical Properties Game !!!!
Listen for instructions from the very handsome Mr. Reyn

6. Colour: Colourless, red, black, etc. (Qualitative)

7. Solubility: Ability to dissolve in another substance (Quantitative)

8. Odour: Sweet, pungent, mouldy, etc. (Qualitative)

9. Lustre: Shiny, dull (Qualitative)

10. Melting Point: Temperature of melting (Quantitative)

11. Density: Ratio of mass to volume (Quantitative)

12. Combustibility: The ability of a substance to burn in air (Chemical Property)

13. Texture: rough, smooth, bumpy (Qualitative)

14. Boling Point: Temperature of boiling (Quantitative)

15. Reactivity with Other Substances: How well it reacts with water, oxygen, acids, other pure substances, etc. (Chemical Property)

16. Hardness: Ability to scratch another material (Quantitative)

17. Stability: The ability of a substance to remain unchanged (Chemical Property)

18. Viscosity: Resistance to flow (Quantitative)

19. Malleability: Soft, pliable, hard, etc. (Qualitative)

20. Conductivity: Ability to conduct electricity or heat (Quantitative)

21. Toxicity: The ability of a substance to cause harmful effects in plants and animals (Chemical Property)

22. State: Solid, liquid or gas (Qualitative)

23. Lab Activity Step 1: Read over the lab
Step 2: Create Procedure and Table to record results
Step 3: Show it to Mr. Reyn or Ms. Chisholm before beginning the lab
Step 4: Start the lab (if there is time)